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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 9 October 1916, Page 7

jßarMUßM^ji pMnumigiri,.,,! iibiipiimi mi " _" r ! MHW-n ■■MM— !■■■ i. .rt,-WM-M»n»iiriKri^iT'^l.La L-ILTg^^. rjMTJMfcfflj ■Jimemiilk ¥OIS Fay /*\I7R charges are based on the policy: "What is the least w e can sell it for?" NOT "How much can we get for it?" There are many reasons for purchasing Purser Furniture. Keen Prices is one of ,them. Every purchase at Purser's puts money In your pocket. We are daily sending into homes sound, reliable, • honestly-constructed furniture, which costs th c buyer A LOWER PRICE THAN ELSEWHERE. When we talk quality in our advertisements, w e do not wish to convey the idea.that our Furniture is beyond your reach. You get the quality and make a saving here. "PURCHASE AT PURSER'S." 5 I \ HOUSE .FURNISHER'S -- - -- . . HAWERA. •^!»MllltUBBBg.' M -M»1kV1»...l. W|n||lMT , lr^BgltJl|||| ..——■ ' . I -^ SONG OF THE SHIRT; "fPNrSI T0 A BETTER tune. M3y • I "QISTER Susie's Sewing Shirts for $£p%U<$M 1 sMfflsM t» Soj,dlers"—but it is Adamson & Ipf^wilJi ir>-^v^wS^ia Ivobb s Shirts we want to tell you ""Uli W//J^^^^^^ ' Adamson & Bobb's Spring Shirts ena m-en to dress with a discrimination P^///7/^^^B t They offer distinctive designs without ' %Ci^Ms/M/MWa%3Z5?&' loudness- quality that ensures longest W^f/IMwf^KS/ wear' and cufc which provides a full WtiM I PrlHfx^^y measure of comfort. TH/lflW 1* Ask t^sse them. to-day v and take VS*J i^^^^ '' y°"r cnoice of a wide range of stylish *^!s^^MZ**~ "" stripe and check designs in smart col- - . ormgs. You'll appreciate the low prices and realise the exceptional values. ADAMSON & RfIRR "The HousG for Men'B Wear," _ nu «M?I w UII ft nUDD) HAWERA WILL TAKE YOUR OLD PIANO IN PART PAYMENT FOR A ,NEW ONE! AFTER a Piano has been in the home for fifteen o r twenty years, and the younger members of the family have all "learned to play on it, you have had value out of the-instrument. A If you-.have such a Piano but would prefer a new one take a'dvantage^of our special exchange offer. J WE WANT SECOND-HAND PIANOS. For several clients, and to secure them we will do this. We will give you full present value for- your second-hand Piano—the amount to go to your credit for a. new model. That is to say-^-suppose your Piano is worth £30., and you would like a new one valued at £90, we will take your instrument, and that will leave only £60 to pay on the new one. You can pay that sum in SMALL MONTHIL INSTALMENTS. ■ . COME, INSPECT OUR LOVELY ENGLISH PIANOS SAMES .-■'■' GHALLEN, ROGERS MOORE & MOORE AND THE, FRENCH PIANOS— PLEYEL BORD .. • ' ■ < ■. ' ' s c. dixoF& co. PIANO IMPORTERS :: HAWERA. «,. "THE HEN," ' llwS*!, ACCORDING TO ELBERT "|j||^ill,i'/S'[ill %?'r li^Mili "Is the °? ly ;animal> that can lay. JfiSSlli'a ■' ifeiWWßF.liSf around and make money." And even Mmffiwktffi 1 iIMF # ? ens don't always come up to the " VBKBM ''llllllOTllllllli^ "scratch." Prepare for the "off sea- %SPEfljl^ ijjfjil^ son"—have eggs in winter at SUMMER NIKMpP 11 PRICES, by preserving all you can— '9*s NOW —in WALLACE'S CONCENTRATED WATER GLASS One bottle of this preparation will («fi!%i, Preserve 15 to 20 do Z3 n eggs—keep . 'w^Slllhllk t- hem for twelve months—deliver them .illPvC^lfthv lll^BS a! 111 lik^ "new-laid"—for the cost of 1/. and #' #'^ [ij m j9h| I a xc ™^ bottle- »3Bii • WITH FULL DIRECTIONS. W. K. WALLAOt, * WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CHEMIST - - HAWERA.

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INFANTILE PARALYSIS. To stexiliz© malignant germs located in tho throat or. nasal cavity erargle, ea&h morning on rising, a teaspoonful of Fluenzol (1/6 and 26) while lying dovru, with head held well back, so that tht* throat ana nose iuav be irrigated ai»'\ DANGERS OF WHOOPING COUGHAVhooping cough is much more dangerous than is generally supposed. More deaths result from it than from scarlet fever. There is little if any danger, however, when it is properly treated. Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and it will keep the cough loose, liquify the tough mucus and aid in- its expectoration. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been used in many epidemics of whooping cough, and always with the best results. Sola by all chemists and storekeepers.— Advt. After the' theatre or party take a sniff or two of "NAZOT..' This wards »*? chills and sore throats. Cnn he parried in pocket or purse. Get ihe> genuine.—Advt.